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PostPosted: Tue May 01, 2012 5:32 am 
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She's been my friend for over 3 years now and were always with eachother in class talking and messing around. I know 100% she has really liked me before but i didnt feel the same back then until now. We are so alike its scary.. Were always sitting in class kinoing eachother and she always puts her arm into mime promenade style. I would usually just go in for a kiss at the right moment but its super awkward since were so close. Should I just tell her how i feel? what do you guys reccomend? And no oneitis crap I have tons of women messaging me right now.

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PostPosted: Tue May 01, 2012 7:58 pm 
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She's been my friend for over 3 years now and were always with eachother in class talking and messing around. I know 100% she has really liked me before but i didnt feel the same back then until now. We are so alike its scary.. Were always sitting in class kinoing eachother and she always puts her arm into mime promenade style. I would usually just go in for a kiss at the right moment but its super awkward since were so close. Should I just tell her how i feel? what do you guys reccomend? And no oneitis crap I have tons of women messaging me right now.
You two have known each other 3 years so she should be understanding one way or the other when you tell her. Obviously, when you tell her it could change the dynamic of things regarding your relationship. I think that you should have the courage to tell her though regardless of the outcome. You have more to gain from telling her than you have things to loose. You have a good basis for your friendship so I think regardless you could remain friends at the least.

Best of luck and let us know how it goes.

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She's been my friend for over 3 years now and were always with eachother in class talking and messing around. I know 100% she has really liked me before but i didnt feel the same back then until now. We are so alike its scary.. Were always sitting in class kinoing eachother and she always puts her arm into mime promenade style. I would usually just go in for a kiss at the right moment but its super awkward since were so close. Should I just tell her how i feel? what do you guys reccomend? And no oneitis crap I have tons of women messaging me right now.
I was in the same situation a while back but i chose to not make a move and hurt our friendship. i accepted i had onetis and had gotten over it. i knew her for 3 years too. move on. bros bfore hoes. bitches come and go but friends stay. :wink:


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I think that she is not sure about choosing you as a life partner. So first you should confirm with her.


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